Are cookie consent messages bothering you? Last year, GDPR forced websites to use notifications that inform you that they are using your data.
Cookie acceptance messages are of course annoying, and many people don't even read them.
If you're tired of seeing cookie consent messages, you can install an add-on or extension called “I don't care about cookies”.
It is an extension for Firefox and Google Chrome. Once you install the add-on, you will no longer see messages asking you to accept cookies.
You should be aware that this add-on only hides messages and does not accept cookies. This means that if you visit a page that needs to store cookies on your computer to display properly, the page will not work unless you accept cookies.
The plugin has a whitelist option so you can add those pages that need cookies to function without problems.
To whitelist a page, click the extension icon next to the address bar and from the menu, select “Disable extension on site.” You may need to reload the page, so if you’re in the middle of filling out a form, save what you’ve done.
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